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Time Shift - Folge 5 - And The World Moves Sideways

Heard
2013
Episodes
1
Language
German

TimeShift - And The World Moves Sideways (Folge 5) nach einer Idee von Lars Conrad, Bernhard Schlax und Jens Ewald Alles zurück auf Stunde Null. Eben noch kämpft Shaun in einem mittelalterlichen Gewölbe mit einem außerirdischen Wesen, nur um in der nächsten Sekunde in seinem eigenen Bett in Genf aufzuwachen. Er kann sich nicht erklären was geschehen ist, und spätestens als er im CERN seine Arbeit antreten will, stellt er fest, dass etwas faul ist, im Staate Dänemark. Download (256 KBit / Cover) kostenfrei über http://timeshift.blackdays.de Upload mit freundlicher Genehmigung von blackdays.de.

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  1. TimeShift - And The World Moves Sideways

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  1. Time Shift - Folge 5 - And The World Moves Sideways

    Listeners' uploads · Blackdays · 1 episode here · archive.org

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